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How did I come to like Crime Novels?
I came to love crime stories when I was ten years old. In 1962 Hurricane Freda pounded Vancouver one night. I listened to wind and I have loved the sound...
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I have always enjoyed reading crime novels, so why not write within the genre? It is a challenging genre that requires the writer to have a wide range of understanding...
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Summer is coming to an end. The days are still warm, but the kids are getting ready to return to school. The mornings are suddenly
How did I come to like Crime Novels?
I came to love crime stories when I was ten years old. In 1962 Hurricane Freda pounded Vancouver one night. I listened to wind and
Why do I write Crime Novels?
I have always enjoyed reading crime novels, so why not write within the genre? It is a challenging genre that requires the writer to have
Why do I write?
Writing has always opened up my mind. As I search for a subject to write about I am presently seated in the office looking out
How did I get Note Bene written?
I have always wanted to write, but the follow through has been difficult, with work and family taking the majority of time away. In my
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The Art of Suspense in David Roberts’ Writing
Suspense is a powerful genre in literature. It has the unique ability to keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly turning pages to uncover what happens next. This feeling of anticipation, of teetering on the brink of the unknown, is what makes suspense fiction so engrossing. Crafting such stories requires a deep understanding of narrative techniques that can manipulate a reader’s emotions and expectations.
